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The battle lines are blurred.
The certainties of the past are proven false.
The cause is simple
But the cost will be great.
The war ends here.
A Psychological Thriller on the Future of Freedom
by Eliza DeMille Robinson
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A Psychological Thriller on the Future of Freedom
by Eliza DeMille Robinson
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No one can sit back idly watching from the side anymore. The battle lines have been drawn.
It is time to stand up and be loud.
Let the Colonel win.
A Psychological Thriller on the Future of Freedom
by Eliza DeMille Robinson
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A Scholar Phase Guidebook for Teens, Parents and Mentors
Let’s just be honest. If your children don’t get a Scholar Phase, they don’t get a great education. You settle for something less. Something… more mediocre. They were meant for something better. They need a Scholar Phase. Scroll down to view product details and Chapter Outline.
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Fight for Freedom
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Help Them Stand
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Make Your Choice
A Psychological Thriller on the Future of Freedom
by Eliza DeMille Robinson
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Description:
Three critical events in 1913, followed by a corresponding event in 1936, together struck a resounding blow to America’s freedom. In fact, they triggered the greatest turning point away from freedom in modern times.
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What were these dangerous events? Why do so few American citizens know about them—especially since they dramatically and negatively impact every detail of their lives? Most importantly, how can their effects be reversed and freedom restored?
1913 answers these questions and more. This is not a doomsday book for alarmists, but rather an optimistic action guide for thoughtful, dedicated freedom-lovers. DeMille provides three clear, detailed, and practical solutions you can implement to restore America’s freedom and revitalize her prosperity.
A new turning point of freedom is desperately needed. And reading this book will propel you to the front lines of that shift.
“You’re holding a masterpiece on freedom, and everyone who cares about the future of prosperity and freedom should read and apply this book.”
–Orrin Woodward, New York Times Bestselling Co-author of Launching a Leadership Revolution
“At long last, a piercing analysis that goes beyond predictable partisan bickering and gets to the root of America’s turning point. With this book, we can finally stop spinning our wheels in the battle for freedom, get traction, and make a profound difference.”
-Stephen Palmer, New York Times Bestselling Writer & Author of Uncommon Sense: A Common Citizen’s Guide to Rebuilding America
E-book purchasers will receive links to .mobi and .epub files in an email upon completion of the order.
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by Oliver DeMille
Socialism is built on a lie. It is based on several of them, in fact. Proponents of socialism in all its variations generally promise that adopting their policies will decrease the number of people suffering and living in poverty. In reality, it always does the opposite—increasing the numbers of people stuck in poverty. Proponents of socialism typically promise that implementing their policies will increase equality in society. In the long term, the policies of socialism always do the opposite. The more socialism is implemented, the more inequality ravages a society. Promoters of socialism routinely promise to make life easier and better for the masses, but in the real world socialism always does the opposite—making life more difficult for almost everyone. When confronted with these realities, supporters of socialism argue that these failing attempts occurred because the people leading past socialist projects “didn’t do it correctly.” And then they promise: “This time will be different.” But it never is. Others insist that while it has historically failed in practice, socialism is good in theory. But in truth, the theory of socialism is flawed.
In this new e-book, Oliver DeMille deconstructs the history, doctrine and mythology of socialism and - in his characteristic style - gives us the tools to analyze, discuss and combat it effectively.
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From the Introduction: “It is said that when God wants to change the world, he sends a baby–perfectly timed to grow, learn, prepare and then take action at the right moment. “But there are times when one baby won’t suffice, when the challenges facing the world are just too great; and so instead of a great reformer or a few key thinkers, what is needed is a whole generation of leaders. “This happened in the sixth century B.C. and in the first decade of the Common Era, then again in the American Founding generation. “We believe it is happening again today….”About Thomas Jefferson Education for Teens
This latest addition to the TJEd library is written to youth and adults wanting to accomplish a successful Scholar Phase–academics, personal development and mission preparation. It includes:- How to find the “Real You”
- The Teen-100 List
- How to study the classics
- How to make the most of your mentor
- Sample Simulations
- …plus lots more!
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Teaching a Generation of Leaders for the Twenty-first Century Is American education preparing the future leaders our nation needs or merely struggling to teach basic literacy and job skills? Without leadership education, are we settling for an inadequate system that delivers educational, industrial, governmental, and societal mediocrity? In A Thomas Jefferson Education: Teaching a Generation of Leaders for the Twenty-first Century, New York Times Best-selling Author Oliver DeMille presents an overview of a new educational vision based on proven methods that really work! Teachers, students, parents, educators, legislators, leaders, and everyone who cares about America’s future must read this compelling book. Note: This volume is a philosophical overview, and not a step-by-step guide for implementation of the Leadership Education model. For additional help on application, see The Phases of Learning and Hero Education.
